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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-09
I btcago.

CHICAGO, Nav Fairly sales iD June
wheat on the curb and on the open board
were made at S6lC and indications were
for much stronger markets. Brokers Tor
the week on the open board broke the
market down 10 1890, and the official first
sales on the big board were at SGi. II was
speedily sold on 10 SIC, at which point the
clique houses did little buying. Between
1890 and ! | o'clock the market hung hc.
tween SJiaSj.c, but ut II: 80 June sold
momentarily at zee Corn quiet and lca-
turelcss. Oats dull. Provisions dull and life
less. Flonr-Quict and unchanged. Wheat
Cash No = spring S3.c; No. 3 spring
nominal No. . red Nc; May s3,asic;
June - !aEGi G, closing at Sjsc; July ~ ia
-5ic, closing at SIC; August S3lasiic,
closing at ~3.c. Corn-Cnsh No. =, b Ia
3-.c; May 3SL:|1 &, closing ut .iS!c; June
39!a39ic, closing at 3g}c; July II ail4c,
closing 81 II ,c August 42!ai2lc, closing
at i2.c. Oats Cash No. . 28ic; May ~ ia
2G,c, closing at 2GIc; June 27ga27lc,
closing at 27!c; July 2sa2Slc, closing at
2-!c Rye-Cash No. ., sole Barley-No.
, 57c. Flax Sccd--No ], 81 Oh. Tim
"thy Sccd-Primc at 81 G7!. Mess Pork
Cash nominal; May and June 81 20.
Lard-Cash - -2!aG s5i May 80 ~;
June 81 9OiG a. closing at 81 50; July
- O0a7 o.! closing at - ~; August
- 07la7 10, closing at s. "a. Pork
Short ribs. & i0a7i2l; shoulders easy and
unchanged; short clear - 90a7 - Whisky
AT 81 10 Sugars-Cut loaf 6!aGsc;
granulated &c; standard SIC. Butter
Unchanged. Eggs-Unchangcd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-09
LIVE STOCK .
Wsssf!Bg.

The cattle market this week wa
active with an advance over prices o.
last week. The hog market was slow,
while the prices are quarter lower than last
week. Messrs. Hudson Il Rayha furnish
the following quotations:
Cattle-1,O0 10 l,l00 Ibs stock 4ta5
per H.; 800 To $40 lbs. 4a4!c. per H.; 7O6
TO so lbs. Babe. per ID.
Hogs-aarket slow i;a5i lie per ID.
Lamhs-GoOd at B a6c per ID.
Calyes-3a4lc per ID.
Sheep-3tO3ie per III.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, May Cattle - Receipts
1000 head; shipments 4 COO bead; market
steady; shipping steers 81 GOAL 60; stock.
ers and feeders 81 20 az p; cows, bulls
and mixed 81 O0ai 90; bulk 81 70a3 10.
Hogs Receipts 5000 head; shipments
3,en0 bad; market steady; rough and
mixed S GOa5 IS; packing and shipping
S 40a5 80; light 81 70a5 ID; skips - 90
al 80.
sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-09

East LIBERTY, Pa, May 7.-Catile--
Receipts 703 head shipments 6si head;
market nothing doing; ali through con-
signments
Hogs-Receipts :, 200 head; shipments
=. 500 head; market slow; philadelphias
s. 5Oa5 Ia; Workers s. 2ia5 -; common
and light s. OOa5 ~; pigs 81 5nai -.
Sheep--Receipts l,o0o head; shipments
100 head market dull at unchanged
prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-09
UTHEELING AND ELM GROVE f. X.

On and amer Monday, May >, 1897. Trsinson the
Wheeling and Elm Grove K r., will ran rs 10!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-09
TuENINORITY REPORT.

While agreeing with that part of the re-
port signed by Senators SOmmerville and
Flournoy, that if the charge is not sustain
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-09
Fast Liberty.

400 head; market steady; wooded 81 GA
: %; shorn 81 joai -; Texans 81 GA
3 So lambs 81 SCAT III.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-03
gd,redltd, tn ieoer @eftalt

it bic unter bem Namea WtaIaria betannte
flix6terIide Rranf6eit, pelde slei@jsitis bic
2eber, bic GinseweiOe unb bic Nieren ansreift,
9lei@bieI, OF fie in Der betannteifen Gorm auf.
tritt, aIs Sduttelfrolt unb Gieber. ober aIs
galliees WedfeIfieber, ole faItes Gieber ober
ais 2eberbersrOBeruns Sebes 2eiben, Sas
unter biefer gebrdu9li9en, obmobl irrieen 8e.
aeidnung tlaiffi3irt lpirb, Serit0rt bas Merben-
ibRem unb ipiro un9liidliderneiie burd ieines
ber 9epobnli4en gerben., S}ieber. obsr Rrdf.
tisunssmittel anfgebaIten. sei6peise benn
beieitist. Bel aiIebem siebt eS aber Elm f9neIl
iuirfen6es 9littsl unb fdlieBlide Seilung in
Soffetter's Magenbitters, bas born.
an ffebt in oer @eibe ber fpesiffd amerifani.
fden MeSi3inen unb bas ouh in fremoen Can.
ben ueitbin betannt if. gidt nur Rrautbeiten
niasmatilden lirfprunss, ionbern aud rbeu.
matiide Befdperben, burd ben Ginaub fdle9.
ten Betters in bsiffdrtter Gorm auftretenb,
bererbte ober crisinare Sdp66e BET Nisren
unb Der 8Iale Dbspepfie unb llnregslmd 6isfeit
BET einSeweibe, ollie iino beiIbar- bielmebr Der
Seilung iider, menu biefes nit Redt bod.
sefddtte uub drstIiderleits anertannts SeiI.
mittel aiigemenbet mirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-03

= &afael gspinoio, IA Sabre alt,
mar Dor benz &etorber unter Der Mns
tloge, feline Gtau, Ii Sabre alt, geprii.
gelt au baben. Gie 4nflage mar bon
bem 8ater Der iungen 6rau erboben.
Dor benz aidter fagte 1ebtere iebo1 aus,
baB ihr Mann fe liebepoa bebanbeIte
unb baraufbin ipurbe Der perbeirotbete
9nobe nit elmer @rmabnung entloKen.
Das iugenbli6e paar bat erf Dor etIis
den Wo4en in 9an Mareos ben Bunb
Der @be SeidloiIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-03
eSdaerIatein.

a.: sd fase Sbnen, es 1T serabe3u
erifaunli@, tpie melt bic Snteligen3 gez
mlfer Sbiere gebt. Meine alte Diana
berri6tet bel mir bollifdnbis bic Dlenie
cities 0ausmdb6eus. Sic fiibrt ole
meme Guftrdge In Der 6tabt aug, obne
iemals ettpas 3u persefien.1
B.: rOas nennen Sie eritaunli6? I?
Sd lernte auf meiner Reife in 6inters
inbien einen alien Glepbanten fennen,
ber ebenfalls sur 8eiorsung BON aflers
banb Gommi'lionen petmanbt murbe.
Dieielben murben ibm am Nhenb oor-
Der aufsetraGen unb ba Sas 3bier, tpie &C.
ia9t, bereits etmas alt mar unb an &c
bd9ttiBi9wd1e litt, 10 ma6te es ii1
iebesmol bor bent S6lafengeben eiuen
Gnoten in ben 2iiiel."
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Q'9rien tnurhe uidht in hos Nuh.

= O'Brien tpurbe ni1t in bas Dubs
liner @efdu9uih gebradt, ionbern nod
Sulamore, so Meilen bon Dublin.
MfanbeDille unb ieine Trau, bic beibe tpe.
gen aufrubreliIber &eben berbaftet unb
au lGngeren 9aftftrafen berurtbeilt nor.
ben tparen, wurben BON @o,t forttrans,
portirt, neil man befiirdtete. Bic erregte
8olfsmenge iperbe ben 0eriu1 maiden,
iie sewaltfam gu befreien. Sn gan5
Srlanb berriGt Elm 3ufanb iieberbafter
Mufregung iiber bic Nrt unb Weiie, In
wel9er bic ensIii6e Hegierung bic neuen
3wangsgeIebe banobabt.
= Nus @rentomn. Nicaragua, pirb
mitgetbeilt, baB bic 0orarbeiten fur
ben groBen Ranal CUR 8erbinbuna bes
atlantideu nit benz pacifil1en Ocean
burd bic centralamerifanif9e 9anbs
gnge bemnddit in Nngriff geaommen
tperben iollen. Cine Expedition aus
Stem Oort, beffebeno aus et,pa 40 Suge=
nieuren unb 100 alrbeitern wirb nod
I'M 2aufe bieies Nfonats bort erwartet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-03
Sobannes Gpnsr.

Ser 9aupturbeber bes iogeuannten
Deuti6fatbolieismus, ni1t ber.
10 d elm nit benz MItsGath o..
Iicismus, 1T nun aud tobt. gr
itarb in bet bergangenen Wode als "a
idbriger @reis in Der @taot Wien an
ber f96nen, blauen Donau. Ser Ners
ftorbene ipielte in ben bier5iger Sabren
cine ni9t unbebeutenbe &olle auf relis
gi6iem unb politiiGem @ebiete. IS
mar i'm Sabre 1874, aIs er Bic MusiieI.
lung bes n6eiI. st o des" 3u 9rier
unb bic Wallfabrten 3u bemfeIben sum
@egenlfanbe ienes offenen 8riefes an
ben Bifdof Nrnolbt mo6te. Der benz bas
maligen 2aplan &onge ben Bannflud
einbra9te. 8iele Sabre binbur@ bereiis
te er Deuti@lanb nod allen Ridtunaeri,
um fiir bic 5ode bes Deuti9fatboli.
cismus gu agitiren.
Sobannes &onge tpurbe ben 16. De,
tober 1913 5u 8if9ofsmaIbe BEL y1eiBe
in S4lefien geboren, mar 1910 Rap,
lan in @rottfau, bann 2ebrer auf benz
6iittentuerf 2aurabitte, tparb bann tues
gen bes bereits ertpdbnten am 1. De'os
Der 1874 on ben Bii9of 9lrnoIbi iiber
bic ausitellung beg bell. &odes in 5rier
geri6teten, in ben rGd9Fi9en Batter.
lanosbldttsrn@ Der6ffentli6ten Briefes
eTcommunicirt, forberte bon Breslau
aus in elmer &eibe S1riftsn 3rennung
bon &om unb f6rberte bie Bilbung
6eutf4tatbolif@er @emeinben in
Seutfdlanb, tpanbte fi6 1848 bemofrati.
i9en 8eitrebungen au, beeab f9 bann
nod Sonbon, griinbete 1868 in Granfs
furt q. W. einen relisi6ien @eformbers
elm, unb lebte BIG gum Nnfang ber s0er
Sabre In Sarmftaot. St febelte bann
ra1 Wien iiber mo- er feinem iebt ers
folgten Sooe in filler 3uriidse3osens
belt gelebt bat.
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) m mer lid an ben Sert
nef

Ser 2ebrer einer tleinen Stabt ins
ifruirt feline S1hler, toie iie fidb su Der.
baltsn bdtten, ipenn bel @robberaog
ben BabnbOf ibres 5tdbtdens paffren
tphrbe, mas am folgenoen Sage Der
6aa iein iollte. YerpaBt mfrs nidt,
Ginber-idete er-fobalb Der 3ug in
ben 8abnbOf einfdbrt, ruff Sbr, 10 laut
Sbr f6nnt: Sang lebe Der 8roBber3og
bis er tpieber abfdbtt."
Nm nd6fen Sage, als Der @roBbers
aoe ouf oem 8abnbuf eiatraf unb BON
ber platform ieines Waggons frennbs
LID griBte. rief ibm bic gan3e ben per'
ron entlang aufgeitellte 59uliugenb
tpie aus einem Wunbe entseeen: Sang
lebe Der @robbersog, bis er wieber obs
f1hrt |"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-03
Hndlems Mrusea.Salbe.

Die befe Saibe Der sSeIt fur SAnitte
lnetf 6rneeu, gef6wirs, Gieber. unb $aut.
ausf&Iae, GIs4te, sefprunsene Sdnbe, 8roit.
beuIeu unb ale &autfrantbtiteu furtrt Sa.
msrrboiben ober feiue Be3abIune. 85liiae
Qualification sarantirt ober bas eeIb ptro
juri6erFattet. rs Gents bic Sd,a&teI bel u
NreiE
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-03
66dHes uBtfeiu.

llnteroffcier: 2erls, sebt mir man
MID 70 i9lappel Simmer itramm unb
itrnds. au6 auber 9ienit; INNER ben
3opf bod, als oh Seoer 3ipee Mart in
Der Sai1e bdtte!
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MA1M PLAZA |
-unb -
Strasse : San Antsais.|


IN undbebba M1swabl bebiDen YIen. Aufs, VeIntn,
Slaniets 9anba& Eudsntar, Gorts Ydnper neue puba u
@ortas 9oilet Mltsl araasn, Manideten u y. u. {.
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MA9Nt PLAZA
unb
Acequia Strasse San Antonio.
DRESS GOODS.

Nues mos gut TIT une Jules was MODERN nen uno popurn
DRESS GOODS me s in @eboud nb fann BEL unS ncen
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= Wls gang ausge3ei1netes Blutrei.
nigungsmittel werben Or. Muguit So.
niss 9amburger Sropfen empfoblen. {"
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Weiber 8oIfsadbIuuq.

vgBie gr0B 1T Jbre U0mllieS"
nMeine Grau, i6 uno ftnf 3inber
iinb Reben unb meiae S@wiesermutter
ma9t pier3ebnl@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-03

4ae neue Sorten in 6iiten, bic
Dunlap eingef6loien, bel pancoait 4
5obn.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-20
mininc Fatncss in Iunis.

In Tunis the golden apple goes TO the
fattest- Beauty Is measured by pounds.
not only among the Mohammedans.
who prepare their girls for matrimony
by forcing their diet of kuskussu, the
national dish. I highly fattening stew
OF meat or poultry, herbs and dough-
boys, or by treating them specially with
horse liver, but also amOny the Jews.
whose women naturally incline 10 cor
pulence.
If an observaDt visitor c-.uli galn ad.
mission TO one of the swell harems of
Tunls while occupied by It's tenants, lie
would no doubt be enabled to paint a
picture very different from the conyen-
tlonal iced. Instead of a congress OF
beauty lie would find 4 grand aggrega-
tion Of fatneSs-girls old and obese at
20, middle aged mountains of lesh.
venerable monstrositieS, all quarreling
and wrangling and intriguing for the
favor of the tickle master, simply be.
cause that favor WAS the only form of
distinction or mark of superiority open
70 their ambition.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-20
How BARRIERS Learn Their Trade.

"IIow do BARRIERS learn their trade -
L asked my barber the other day.
They just pick it up" said he. "a
great many do the picking up in tie
country shops, where the farmers have
tough chins or are not SO particular as
city customers. Then We have boys
around the shop to brush coats, give
gentlemen their hats and otherwise
make themselves useful, and they gen
orally blossom into BARRIERS. First the
boy learns to soap faces i'll a rush and
comb hair, and we let him hone up an
old razor occasionally. Some day when
business is dull the oSs lets the bov
shave him and after Il while a good
natured customer drops in or a man
trying to catch a train and the boy gets
chance to try his hand. OF course he
is extra careful, and unless he is very
nervous he makes good job of it.
After that he has no trouble and all
the customers accept him as a matter
of fact -
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-20

IN recent lecture. Prof. William
turner, of Edinburgh University, gave
the speed of the Greenland whaie MS
nine or ten miles an hour, and that O
the great nnner whale as probably
twelve miles. One OF the latter animals
was stranded on the British coast some
years ago. and was found to have a
length OF eighty feet, a weight of
seventy-four tons, and width OF tail
Oh eighteen to twenty feet. With these
data, the builder of the Anchor lire
steamships calculated that. In or r Ia
attain a = ED of twelve miles AZ hour
thiS Whaie must have exercised IA pIo-
pelliDg force of one hundred and forty
1--we HORSEPOWER.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-20

4 NEW SUBSTITUTE FOR CHLoRO-
FORM-A gentleman was observed
.ozIng III a chair of the reading room
"a Texas hotel, holding in his hand a
copy of u paper. Another party who
wanted the paper-for what purpose
we cannot Imagine-gently drew away
the coveted document. The sleeper,
however, awoke, and still retaining his
hold on the precious document, said
angrily:
81 beg your pardon, but I've got
this paper"
Yes, L know, but you were asleep. y
"Yes, but 1 haven't finished my nap
yet. AS soon as L wake up you can
have the paper"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-20

Ifter heavy shower in Washington
recently the cutters and low places
were covered with u deposit OF fire
yellow powder. Professor Ward pro-
nounced it vegetable pollen, which
came from The pine trees of the DIS
trict. 1t WAS very light, and was car
ried INTO the upper regions and washed
out by the rain. Professor Ward S. ! |:
''It is the male clement of the pine
trees, which usually shed their pollen
at this season. 1t consists of minute
grains, like little spores. and to the
naked eye looks like yellow dust, but.
subjected to the microscope, the grains
have different shapes, which differ with
the varieties of pine. 1t Is comm On
wherever pine trees exist
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-20

DR.. G. c. Stoc5ard, of Columbus,
Miss, referring to a communication o:
DR.. Boyd concerning the insolubility of
gelatine capsules. writes that he la
frequently seen geiatine-coated quinn
pills pass from the bowels undigested
even where there was no gastric indian
nation. lie has never known this
occur with freshly filed gelatine
sules, nor with gelatiue-coated =
except those OF quInIne The latter -.
regards as so unreliable that he ncyy
prescribes them.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-20

AT a social gathering on Austin av-
enue, Prof. Snore, of the University of
Texas, was present as an invited guest.
Miss Esmeralda Longcofiin, a venera-
ble maiden lady, was also present, and
as usual she made frantic efforts tC
captivate the Professor, who. by the
way, is confirmed woman-hater-
professor, how old do you really
think amp" asked Esmeralda, coquet.
tishly.
81 can't possibly tell" replied the
Professor, ''I'm not in charge of the
Department of Ancient History
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-20

"I DON'T believe in feeding tramps
at the door," said Mrs. Crimsonbeak-
"You feed them once and they are sure
10 come back"
"Well, L don't KNOW" replied Mrs:
Yeast. 81 always give them bread
when they come to my door, and L
can't say that L ever knew a tramp to
come the second time"
''Oh, well, Mrs. Yeast, you bake
your own bread. do you notp"
This was all that was said, and yet
Mrs. Yeast went down the street like a
straw hat on windy day.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-20

AN OLD farmer has said that corn
meal fed TO animals the hrst th'TiE
days of their going tn grass was w''i'A
S3 per busheI il carefully fed l.:It
animals thus fed would gain nifty
pounds the first thirty days on grass II
fed one quart of meal daily at nlght
and what hay they would eat while ths
same animals, if turned out and no
fed anything but grass, would lose ully
pounds, thus making clear gam OF
100 pounds in the animal IN the hrst
thirty days at grass
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-20

THEY ARE Now BITTER FOES
4 gentleman who had just returned
after an absence of a few months,
meeting friend, said:
''I regret to hear that you and Miss
Schmidt have nothing more to do with
each other"
"Yes, that's So" was the sorrowful
reply.
whats the cause?"
1--WE got married about two months
ago."
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-20

L Belgium inventor has devised
process tor tanning textile fabrics which
Tvudgr5 them waterproof, and at the
same time, Il Is said, pgo0f against de-
cay. while their supp!ruess Is not dI-
m,u.shgd, aud their weight not appre-
Uat-.y increased Arguing from the
high state Of preservation in which the
hands which surround the heals OF
Egyptian mumm.es are found 10 this
duy Uud which are impreEnated with
Kind OF resin, Tie inventor had recourse
10 the substances extracted from birch
bark, and which SUe now used to per
tume Russia leather. When the fine
white bark Of the birch tree is distilled
IL yields Light oil, nearly fourth part
OF which consists OF the special pueuoI.
or carOolic acid, which gives the we'll
known oiOr 10 Eussi.g IeS.her. IL IS
nov found that the residue, or green
tar, OF the birch, which IS obtained
from kostromL, yields neither acid nor
alk0lo,d, AMI forms, with alcohol, a So
luton oS Er az dJ.lty, which, how
ever, when once dried IS not acted upon
by alcohol IL Is this substance which
VIII unite with the most brilliant colors
that are used 10y the inventor for treat
Ing textile fabrics.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-20

YOUNG MAN Ito magistrate)-"I
want marriage license.''
observation-disclosures the young
lady's name2''
"Miss Lulu Smith,
YOU'RE too slow, my boy. L wrote
that name in license this morning for
young Brown"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-20

at q recent meeting OF the Medical
Society of Berlin DR.. Levin made a
communication on the physiological
enects OF a reslnous extract prepared
from kava lPiper naethysticle17.), to
winch ne attributes local action simi-
lar 10 That OF cocaine. When placed
on the tongue il produces sensation
OF neat, which is soon followed by an
e3thesla. Applied to the eye it at first
causes smarting, with an abundant flow
OF tears; this Is followed by complete
ana Iasting ana5thesia of the cornea
anu conlunctiva- Subcutaneous injec-
tions produced insensibility of the
Inflammation. NF
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-20

y RUDE BOY rubbed his poor old
fathers false teeth with phosphorus us
the other night, and set them in the
window 10 scare the passers-by Two
or three women shrieked and tainted,
one man threw his umbrella through
the window, and the next day the inno-
cent old man went about working his
jaws and making faces at himself, and
saying that his mouth tasted like as if
he'd swallowed a box of Matches
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-20

LITERATURE FOR AN INVALID
Got anything for a sick man to read?''
inquired pug-nosed boy at news
stand the other day.
Yes, anything you want-BiDles,
poems, religious books, and so forth, u
replied the clerk.
''BiblesP" echoed the boy; edo you
think dads an angel? Gimme lively
dime novel-one with an Injun sculp
ing soger."
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-20
Excitement.

Moxie bids fair to create as extended an
excitement through the country, as the
discovery of the telephone. Its extreme
harmless simplicity and extraordinary
power over the liquor habit, and nervous
exhaustion in weakly women, are enough
to make anything SO. 1t seems TO cover a
held medicine, tonics. and stimulants can
net reach, while it readily RECEIVERS from
their abuses ut once, seeming TO act like a
food. as it creates no reaction, nor loses its
effect. Its sale is marvellous. Druggists
all keen IT
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-20

a ne,r form of pyrometer has been
planned by Messrs. I. Carnelly and T.
Burton. Througha a coil of copper tube,
which Is placed in the furnace, oven.
etc., a constant current of water is
caused to How The temperature of
the oven is estimated by the difference
OF the temperature of the water as 1t
dows into and issues from the coil.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-20
constantly Hawking and spIuj,

THOMAS ]. RUSHING, Esq., s5rs pi-, =.
st. Louis. No, writes: - was great -.
from catarrh for three years. Al tiuasf--
hardly breathe, and was constantly asvr-
and splitting, and for the laSr e.g5t =
could not breathe through The lls.-
thought nothing could he done turrle r.
ily, | was advised TO try Dr. ~sgcs -
Remedy. and i am now wei man. H.
il 10 be the only sure remedy for g-ts-- :
manufactured, and one has only 70 ~ s
fair trial 10 experience astounding rs. =
u permanent cure"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-20

During the fractional distiIlatlon OF
nuorine Mr.. w. r. Hodgkinson noticed
Ine formation OF an orange-red SUBJ
stance, winch he considered likely to he
an oxldatlon product. Its isolation,
however, is extremely difficult, as it
encompasses when distilled In a vacuum,
and Is equally soluble with the hydro
carbons which accompany it.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-20

POOR WIDow-"Can't ye be afther
asslstin' poor wildly left wId sivrn
orphan children?"
Rich Man-''Get along with you'll 1
am not the father of your children
foor Widow-"That ye are not, sIrl
Their father was dacent mon."
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-20

FOR PORK CAKE use two cups of
PORK chopped fine, two cups of boiling
water poured over the pork and stirred
well. two cups of chopped raisins, one
cup of sugar, one cup of molasses, one
teaspoonfnl of soda dissolved in the
molasses. Add all kinds of spice and
sufficient -four to mix, This makes
two loayes.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-20

Glass vessels, brass tubes and otEer
articles have been coated byJ. Emerson
reynolds with nitrous gaIenoid de-
posit through the decomposition of ;,n
alkaline solution or lead tartrate with
sulphur urea.